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Association Brain Food: 11.8.24

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Chazin & Company describes what association CEOs should expect of their financial and accounting teams , so staff and volunteer leadership have the necessary financial information to answer questions, make data-driven decisions and fulfill their fiduciary duty. Instead, it is about engaging with the community to meet a common purpose.”

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In a new era for the nonprofit ecosystem, collaboration is key to survival

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And overhead costs—things like leadership development, data infrastructure, and strategic planning—are often considered an expense rather than an investment. For example, Upwardly Global helps college-educated immigrants restart their careers in the United States. Nonprofits fight over limited, restricted dollars.

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Association Brain Food: 4.18.25

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Learn which AI tools are delivering the most value for event professionals today, how to measure event ROI in ways that resonate with leadership, what elements of in-person events cannot be replicated digitally, expert predictions for event industry trends in the next 12 months, and insights into upcoming innovations at INBOUND and Eventastic.

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Case Study: Managing Multi-Venue Events at Scale

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How CPAF Successfully Coordinates 35 Sports Across 28 Venues Executive Summary The California Police Athletic Federation (CPAF) manages one of the most logistically complex sporting events in the association space – the United States Police and Fire Championships (USPFC).

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The deep and lasting implications of funding cuts for psychological research 

Candid

Federal funding has long been the backbone of psychological research in the United States, supporting a wide array of studies from cognitive neuroscience to mental health interventions. Much of this impact will fall on mid-tier and state universities that lack the massive endowments of their wealthier counterparts.

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Surveys Offer Mixed Look on International Events Travel

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Recent reports on business travel in the United States offer a cloudy picture of industry growth in the coming year, as international travel is complicated by tariffs and White House immigration policies. based World Travel & Tourism Council released a report May 13 that said it anticipates the United States will face a $12.5

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Leaders and Workers Still in Conflict Over Work Arrangements

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For instance, a recent report from the consulting firm Korn Ferry found that while 59 percent of employees globally are working in an office full-time (64 percent in the United States), only 19 percent like the arrangement.